Show Your Work: Dickinson Students Bring Math to Universal Orlando
There's a lot of math at work behind the scenes in amusement parks, and students recently explored it for three straight weeks.
“Dickinson has exceeded my expectations,” says Luke Heller ’27 (quantitative economics, environmental studies, music).
From ecological art to democracy in movement and sound to the stories imprinted in American trees, there are plenty of intriguing and inspiring things to explore at Dickinson this fall.
Dickinsonians and members of the Carlisle community will gather on Wednesday, Sept. 9, at 4 p.m. for the dedication of a Peace Pole, followed immediately by an all-campus dinner marking Charter Day.
September's Clarke Forum lineup includes a Constitution Day celebration in words and song, a look at bound labor, a question at the heart of AI and an exploration of misogyny and violent extremism.
Joshua Felker ’28 combines biology and law through Dickinson’s 3+3 program, researching antibiotic resistance and microplastics while preparing for a career in patent law.
Darian Crim ’28 is a biology major and athlete who studied wildlife conservation in Tanzania, researching carnivore-human interactions. He plans to attend medical school.
Dickinson welcomed the class of 2030 at Convocation, marking the start of the 2026-27 academic year and continuing the tradition of entering Old West through its historic doors.
Shop the limited-edition Parke x Dickinson Outfitters mockneck, available September 4 at 9 a.m. in the Campus Store.
The weather was perfect and spirits were high as Dickinson's next class began settling into their residents halls.